The release of Microsoft's Windows 8 touchscreen-enabled operating system in October saw manufacturers scurry to release a spate of new notebooks, all-in-one computers and tablet devices capable of using it.
With Windows 8 you can open apps and programs, and zoom in and out of photos and text, using your fingers on the screen.
Also in this story Login to read the rest of this article Login using your Newspass account User Login Username * Password * Remember me Login ndm.kit.other("650X350"); ndm.kit.other("650X350"); ndm.kit.other("650X350"); Nick Tate 'The wage gap has simply shrunk and this seems to be particularly the case with IT' LAST year, General Motors revealed plans to hire up to 10,000 staff as part of a strategy to move IT in-house and onshore.
Chris Griffith 'Budget phones can be miserable affairs. Hand-me-down technology can make you feel like Second Hand Rose' BUDGET phones can be miserable affairs.
Stuart Kennedy 'Microsoft's touchy-feely Windows 8 works well on a tablet or touchscreen notebook, but what about a desktop' MICROSOFT'S new touchy-feely Windows 8 works well on a tablet or touchscreen notebook, but what about a traditional desktop machine?
